So, folks, please share your number one reason that you actually did quit and include how long you have lived N.O.P.E.
My number one reason for quitting: COPD
I have been quit for 5 Years 1 Month and 2 Weeks
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So, folks, please share your number one reason that you actually did quit and include how long you have lived N.O.P.E.
My number one reason for quitting: COPD
I have been quit for 5 Years 1 Month and 2 Weeks
After 45+ years of smoking and many "I'll quit tomorrow" attempts I became smart and learned about the addiction part of this. I wanted to live longer and have a Quality of Life life....
My #1 reason: Finally got fed up with the filth of a toxic addiction.
I have been quit for 1 Year, 2 Months and 6 days
Sick and tired of all of it!!!! 369 days!
My health - 601 days smoke free!!!
Heal from surgery and fear of what would happen to me if I did not stop. 2years and 4 months. N.O.P.E.!
I quit for my freedom!! I don't want an addiction to rule my life and keep me away from the things that I love to do. 7 days :)
#1 reason: Started having trouble breathing. And one of my biggest fear is of drowning or smothering.
Quit for 1012 days.
I was just sick and tired of being sick and tired of being sick and tired of being sick and tired of cigarettes. Praises 100 days today. TDC
Freedom - and 1,797 days! Thanks Thomas!
Tried of being a slave , but. To be really honest it was because I was having trouble breathing. That was 340 days ago . N.o.p.e.
I was tired of constantly having to feed my addiction, it was a never ending rotation out the door. My main motivation was my shortness of breath. I don't want to have to be on oxygen if I can help it.
2 glorious days of Freedom!!
Health reasons namely finding out I have Copd, I realized after smoking 40 yrs that It was time to quit, 296 DOF and counting.
Marilyn
I want to be able to live in retirement. I really don't think that I will reach 70 years old if I am smoking. Seems a waste of a lifetime, to work for seventy years and die before I get a chance to live in retirement.
Pops 17 days of freedom
426 days
quit for myself and my family:-)
Seeing an x-ray of my lungs and I've been happily quit for 125 days and on to forever.
1. I was having hip surgery that was going to need the very small blood vessels to work really well to heal properly.
2. I was sick and tired of being a slave to something I couldn't seem to walk away from. I couldn't understand why I couldn't just put it down and be done.
735 days.
My reason is because I felt so unhealthy! I couldn't breathe! I had headaches ALL the time! I hated the smell! So, I have many reasons why I quit! I have been quit now for 11 months! My ONE year is next month! And let me tell ya! I feel amazing!
just wanted to feel and be healthy..524 days!!
My number one reason is to BREATHE and I have been smoke free for 473 days.
several reasons - COPD, grandchildren, girlfriend, too young to die!!! Want to be able to walk and bike and golf and fly and have active life!!!
I am quit for 101 days today after smoking for 50 years.
NOPE my freinds